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From banks to credit cards, experts recommend where to put your money this year

For the third year in a row, Ally Bank is the best online bank. It was also an editors’ pick for best savings and CDs, and a finalist for best checking.

“Ally offers no-fee checking and savings accounts with some of the highest yields in the GOBankingRates study,” the site says. “Its CD accounts stand out because they have no minimum deposit requirements, and the yields are among the highest in the study.”

Bank5 Connect won best checking account for its high interest — .76 percent APY — which was the highest in the GoBankingRates.com study. Importantly, there are no trade-offs.

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“There’s no monthly service fee or minimum balance requirement,” the study says. “To open a checking account, many financial institutions require a minimum deposit that can range from as little as $25 to as much as $1,000.” Bank5 Connect requires only $10 to open an account.

For in-person options, TD Bank won for best national bank for its ease in growing savings with no monthly maintenance fees.

“TD Bank has more than 1,300 branch locations in the U.S., and it offers comprehensive, easy-to-use online banking and mobile banking services as well,” the study says.

Looking for long-term investments? Everbank won best CD accounts for the highest yields in the study.

“The 12-month CD offers a 1.30 percent APY, and the 60-month CD has a 2 percent APY. Both require a minimum deposit of $1,000,” the study says.

The best credit cards for 2017

Just like banking, there are a ton of places where you could put your money, but not all of them are created or managed equally.

“With a constantly growing selection of available credit cards, consumers have more options than ever before, and it can be difficult to choose the best card for your needs,” says Kevin Yuann, VP and general manager of credit cards at NerdWallet.

The best places to live in 2017

If you’ve got your money set and your credit cards in order, maybe it’s time for you to make another move — financially and literally. Zillow says Nashville will be the hottest housing market this year.

Zillow looked at areas with fast-rising home values, low unemployment rates, and strong income growth.

“Nashville has moved beyond its country music roots to become a major healthcare employment center,” Zillow says. “Although Nashville is ranked number one, Zillow’s list is largely made up of Western cities.”